Move to a suburb of Begen.
Nynorsk Vekeblad was created in 1934.
Nynorsk Vekeblad ended in 1954.
Nynorsk Literature Prize was created in 1982.
In Nynorsk, you can say goodbye by using the phrase "hadet" or "adjø".
In Norway we have two official writing languages; bokmål and nynorsk. Bokmål is by far the most used, but everyone learns nynorsk in school. The two languages are both norwegian, and are relatively similar.
Olav T. Beito has written: 'Genusskifte i nynorsk' -- subject(s): Gender, Norwegian language (Nynorsk)
In Norway we have two official norwegian writing languages; bokmål and nynorsk. Most people write bokmål, but some people write nynorsk too. The word "heim" is a nynorsk word, so its rarely used but it means home. In bokmål we call home for "hjem". Nynorsk and bokmål is similar, so one can understand each other.
Kven (nynorsk) is the same as "who"
In bokmål it is "jeg er" In nynorsk it is "eg er"
Ivar Eskeland has written: 'Nynorsk ordliste med a-infinitiv' -- subject(s): Glossaries, vocabularies, Norwegian language (Nynorsk) 'Den norske oljesjel' 'Norske Smetthol'
The word "bread" in both Norwegian and Nynorsk is "Brød".
Norwegian, which is split into two: Bokmål and Nynorsk. Bokmål is the most common one.